What are the ancient enlightenment books in China?

In ancient China, there were other enlightenment books, such as Qian Zi Wen, Hundreds of Family Names, Disciples Rules, The Book of Songs, and Travel in Qionglin. Three-character Classic, Hundred Family Names and Thousand-character Works, collectively called Three Thousand, also known as Three Villages, is the first book of China Traditional Meng Kai Institute of Education, and its popularity is extremely high. It can be said that it is a household name and everyone knows it.

Among the "three thousand", three is the first, which is called Beijing, and the end of money is called Wen. Of course, Qian Wen Zi has high requirements in writing difficulty, knowledge level and literary accomplishment. Without a certain philology foundation and cultural accomplishment, you can neither understand nor appreciate thousands of words.

From the time point of view, Qian Zi Wen was written in the Six Dynasties and first appeared. The San Zi Jing was written in the late Southern Song Dynasty, and it was not until the Yuan Dynasty that it began to spread. It didn't spread until the Ming and Qing Dynasties. In the teaching order, the three-character classics come first and the thousand-character texts come last.